| RT-Crypt-SMIME documentation | Contained in the RT-Crypt-SMIME distribution. |
RT::Crypt::SMIME - An RT extension to perform S/MIME encryption and decryption for mail RT sends
# In your RT_SiteConfig.pm, add the following configuration directives
use RT::Crypt::SMIME;
Set($OpenSSLPath, '/usr/bin/openssl'); # or wherever openssl lives
Set($SMIMEKeys, '/opt/rt3/etc'); # This directory should contain RT's private keys and certificates in address.pem files
Set($SMIMEPasswords, { address => 'squeamish ossifrage'); # The private passphrases for RT's private keys
@MailPlugins = (qw(Auth::MailFrom Auth::SMIME));
Jesse Vincent <jesse@bestpractical.com>
Copyright (c) 2006, Best Practical Solutions, LLC.
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| RT-Crypt-SMIME documentation | Contained in the RT-Crypt-SMIME distribution. |
package RT::Crypt::SMIME; our $VERSION = '0.22'; use warnings; use strict; use Carp; use Hook::LexWrap; use IPC::Run3 0.036 'run3'; use String::ShellQuote 'shell_quote'; use File::Temp; use IO::Handle ();
use RT; use RT::Action::SendEmail; our $NO_ENCRYPTION = 0; if ( my $real = RT::Interface::Email->can('SendEmail') ) { # 3.7 wrap RT::Interface::Email::SendEmail, pre => sub { return if $NO_ENCRYPTION; my (%args) = ( Entity => undef, Bounce => 0, Ticket => undef, Transaction => undef, splice( @_, 0, $#_ ), ); my $mime = $args{Entity}; my $mime_copy = encrypt_message( $args{Ticket}, $mime->dup ); $_[-1] = $real->( %args, $mime_copy ? ( Entity => $mime_copy ) : () ); }; } else { # 3.6 wrap RT::Action::SendEmail::OutputMIMEObject, pre => sub { return if $NO_ENCRYPTION; my $self = $_[0]; my $mime = $_[1]; my $mime_copy = encrypt_message( $self->TicketObj, $mime->dup ); $_[1] = $mime_copy if $mime_copy; }; } sub encrypt_message { my $ticket = shift; my $mime_obj = shift; my ($addr) = map { $_->address } Mail::Address->parse( $mime_obj->head->get('From') ); # extract recipients from each header my %headers; foreach my $header (qw(To Cc Bcc)) { @{ $headers{$header} } = map { $_->address } Mail::Address->parse( $mime_obj->head->get($header) ); } my @keys; foreach my $header ( keys %headers ) { # Splice all addresses from a list and then add them back if everything is fine foreach my $addr ( splice @{ $headers{$header} } ) { chomp $addr; $RT::Logger->debug( "Considering encrypting message to " . $addr ); my $user = RT::User->new( $RT::SystemUser ); $user->LoadByEmail( $addr ); my $key; $key = $user->FirstCustomFieldValue('PublicKey') if ( $user->id ); unless ( $key ) { $RT::Logger->error( "Trying to send an encrypted message to " . $addr .", but we couldn't find a public key or user object for them" ); # send the user a special message template that contains # only a URL and the note that their key isn't set up send_message( $ticket, $addr, 'NoPublicKey' ); next; } my $expire = get_expiration( $user ); unless ( $expire ) { # we continue here as it's most probably a problem with the key, # so later during encryption we'll get verbose errors $RT::Logger->error( "Trying to send an encrypted message to ". $addr .", but we couldn't get expiration date of the key." ); } elsif ( $expire->Diff( time ) < 0 ) { $RT::Logger->error( "Trying to send an encrypted message to " . $addr .", but the key is expired" ); send_message( $ticket, $addr, 'ExpiredPublicKey' ); next; } $RT::Logger->debug( "Encrypting to " . $addr ); my $user_crt = File::Temp->new; print $user_crt $key; push @keys, $user_crt; push @{ $headers{ $header } }, $addr; } } foreach my $header ( keys %headers ) { $mime_obj->head->replace( $header, join( ', ', @{ $headers{$header} } ) ); } return unless @keys; $mime_obj->make_multipart('mixed', Force => 1); my ($buf, $err) = ('', ''); { local $ENV{SMIME_PASS} = $RT::SMIMEPasswords->{$addr}; safe_run3( join( ' ', shell_quote( $RT::OpenSSLPath, qw( smime -sign -passin env:SMIME_PASS), -signer => $RT::SMIMEKeys.'/'.$addr.'.pem', -inkey => $RT::SMIMEKeys.'/'.$addr.'.pem', ), '|', shell_quote( qw(openssl smime -encrypt -des3), map { $_->filename } @keys ) ), \$mime_obj->parts(0)->stringify, \$buf, \$err ); } $RT::Logger->debug( "openssl stderr: " . $err ) if length $err; my $tmpdir = File::Temp::tempdir( TMPDIR => 1, CLEANUP => 1 ); my $parser = MIME::Parser->new(); $parser->output_dir($tmpdir); my $newmime = $parser->parse_data($buf); $mime_obj->parts([$newmime]); $mime_obj->make_singlepart; return $mime_obj; } sub safe_run3 { # We need to reopen stdout temporarily, because in FCGI # environment, stdout is tied to FCGI::Stream, and the child # of the run3 wouldn't be able to reopen STDOUT properly. my $stdout = IO::Handle->new; $stdout->fdopen( 1, 'w' ); local *STDOUT = $stdout; my $stderr = IO::Handle->new; $stderr->fdopen( 2, 'w' ); local *STDERR = $stderr; local $SIG{'CHLD'} = 'DEFAULT'; run3(@_); } sub send_message { my ($ticket, $to, $template_name) = (@_); my $template = RT::Template->new( $RT::SystemUser ); $template->LoadGlobalTemplate( $template_name ); unless ( $template->id ) { $RT::Logger->error( "Couldn't load template '$template_name'"); return; } $template->Parse( TicketObj => $ticket ); my $sorry_dude = $template->MIMEObj; $sorry_dude->head->set( To => $to ); local $NO_ENCRYPTION = 1; return RT::Interface::Email->can('SendEmail') ? RT::Interface::Email::SendEmail( Entity => $sorry_dude ) : RT::Action::SendEmail->OutputMIMEObject($sorry_dude); } sub get_expiration { my $user = shift; my $key_obj = $user->CustomFieldValues('PublicKey')->First; unless ( $key_obj ) { $RT::Logger->warn('User #'. $user->id .' has no SMIME key'); return; } my $attr = $user->FirstAttribute('SMIMEKeyNotAfter'); if ( $attr and my $date_str = $attr->Content and $key_obj->LastUpdatedObj->Unix < $attr->LastUpdatedObj->Unix ) { my $date = RT::Date->new( $RT::SystemUser ); $date->Set( Format => 'unknown', Value => $attr->Content ); return $date; } $RT::Logger->debug('Expiration date of SMIME key is not up to date'); my $key = $key_obj->Content; my ($buf, $err) = ('', ''); { local $ENV{SMIME_PASS} = '123456'; safe_run3( join( ' ', shell_quote( $RT::OpenSSLPath, qw(x509 -noout -dates) ) ), \$key, \$buf, \$err ); } $RT::Logger->debug( "openssl stderr: " . $err ) if length $err; my ($date_str) = ($buf =~ /^notAfter=(.*)$/m); return unless $date_str; $RT::Logger->debug( "smime key expiration date is $date_str" ); $user->SetAttribute( Name => 'SMIMEKeyNotAfter', Description => 'SMIME key expiration date', Content => $date_str, ); my $date = RT::Date->new( $RT::SystemUser ); $date->Set( Format => 'unknown', Value => $date_str ); return $date; }
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